Documented field work
Installation details and completed work




The need
The recorded task involved an entrance light fixture during an emergency response in Port Moody. The notes say the fixture had not been dropped off and that a return visit would be needed. The available evidence does not confirm the underlying cause of the lighting issue or whether the entrance light was live.
PTX's approach
PTX coordinated with the tenant and documented the work through a restoration inspection report with pictures and a follow-up quote. The record also notes a pigtail light with a bulb and a blue Ideal Marrette single in the electrical service details. These details provide a documented basis for the next visit without claiming that the fixture installation was complete.
The recorded result
The inspection and follow-up documentation were recorded, but the entrance light fixture still required a return visit because it had not been dropped off. The fixture installation is therefore not confirmed complete in the available evidence, and its LIVE status is not confirmed.
What this job helps another property owner consider
When an entrance-light issue needs follow-up, it is worth confirming which fixture is required and whether it is available before the return visit. This job record shows that documenting the inspection, pictures and follow-up quote helps keep the outstanding work clear; it does not diagnose another property or promise a particular result.
Frequently asked questions
Questions property decision-makers ask
Was the entrance light fixture installed during this Port Moody response?
The available record does not confirm installation. It states that the fixture had not been dropped off and that PTX would need to return.
